But I do think there is a huge cirriculum difference between CFA and FRM. i don't know the page-to-pages comparison. But, I do see your point about the 'filter' value. That's interesting, they must do a great job on the CFA notes b/c I own the CFA source cirriculum b/c I think the CFA institute books are among the finest you can find. I think it's safe to assert that we are the most active FRM board (currently) * This forum is a also a focus, and part of my committment to engaged help. I work very hard to give customers tough *and* precise questions much of our positive f/back after exam day is along the lines of 'thank you for giving me tough questions.' (also, my own strategic focus is visual learning and hands-on, tool-based learning)

So, my focus is (i) video tutorials that have PPT printouts which essentially serve as notes/flashcards, (ii) dynamic learning XLS (the most concrete understanding is really only possible in the models) and (iii) I do think we have a reputation for writing the toughest questions (you'll note that's been mentioned on the AF board). A fair segment of my customers are folks who only used study notes for the exam previously and want to try our way for the 2nd attempt). * The BT focus (what I hope is our strength) is based on my belief that most study notes are essentially versions of the source material and therefore marginally better than the source, and helpful more or less depending on your learning style (some are good at reading notes and memorizing, but *many* peope retain very little after reading notes. And when people write us with pre-sales questions, and their criteria is only or primarily study notes, we sincerely refer them to Schweser. * In terms of study notes, that is not our (my) focus product: for textual study notes, Schweser provides them, just like they do for CFA. I am biased but i'll give you my views anyway:

Bionic Turtle Frm Notes Pdf